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ROMANTHONY - LET ME SHOW YOU LOVE
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Let Me Show You Love
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GU700V
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Vinyl record
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Presenting a timely reissue on WHITE vinyl of Buzzin Cuzzins Feat Romanthony all time classic 'Let Me Show You Love'.
Originally released in 1994, this slamming piece of sleek US garage house has remained a stone cold 'go to' record for DJs of all persuasions.
Soulful, sexy and driving, it is one of Romanthony's best known and most cherished releases. Across 5 mixes - all of which are fantastic - you get everything you need to keep the party people moving. Steeped in gospel, the sharp edged funk of artists like Prince, and the minimalist stripped bounce of the real garage sound, 'Let Me Show You Love' is an essential, peerless, timeless, endlessly fun and inventive jam that no self respecting dance music head should be living without. Buy on sight!
Originally released in 1994, this slamming piece of sleek US garage house has remained a stone cold 'go to' record for DJs of all persuasions.
Soulful, sexy and driving, it is one of Romanthony's best known and most cherished releases. Across 5 mixes - all of which are fantastic - you get everything you need to keep the party people moving. Steeped in gospel, the sharp edged funk of artists like Prince, and the minimalist stripped bounce of the real garage sound, 'Let Me Show You Love' is an essential, peerless, timeless, endlessly fun and inventive jam that no self respecting dance music head should be living without. Buy on sight!
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£12.99
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Last FM Information on Romanthony
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Romanthony was a new-school acid house, house and garage producer who routinely summons both the raw soul and the raw sound of originals from the glory days of acid house and garage during the late '80s. Though he is much more an underground name in his native America than Europe (where he has released several full LPs and collections), two Romanthony vocal performances (one co-produced) for the second album released by his fans Daft Punk helped lift his status in the mainstream dance scene. He sang on the two songs, "One More Time" and "Too Long" on the album. He began producing in the garage mecca of New Jersey, specializing in high-energy, low-fidelity productions during an era in which dance productions became ever more mainstream. Released on his own Black Male label -- he also owns Orange and World -- club assaults like "Floorpiece". Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.